So, I'm rushing the sororities here at my school.
I've always been a little bit skeptical of 'Greek Life' simply because they have horrible reputations.

I once read a book called Pledge which delves into all the negatives of sorority life which scared me off of even considering Greek Life.

But then I got to thinking.
Just because they were all horrible alcoholic, drugged-up skanks with eating disorders doesn't mean every sorority at every school is like that.
In fact, I bet a majority of greek associations are fairly decent.
At every college there will be drinking, drugs, sex, and other issues.
I don't believe Greek Life would make it all that much more prevalent, it just gives you better networking to find all the fun.  Ultimately a person will not develop issues simply because of a sorority or fraternity, everyone always has a choice.  Always.

What really shocked me was when I received an E-mail from my mom telling me to call her asap because she had something important to tell me.  My first thought was that someone was hurt, in the hospital, there was an emergency.  No, she just wanted to tell me that a friend of hers daughter informed her that ALL Kappa Kappa Gammas did coke, so I shouldn't pledge there.
Excuse me?  You mean there isn't one single female KKG anywhere in the nation that doesn't do coke?
How unbeleivable is that?
It could be that way at her school, but I like to think the people at my school don't
Maybe I'm being naive, but I go to a small liberal arts collge with a really challenging curriculum.
There are only four sor. and not even a total of 2,300 students.  I'm not saying it's 'better' I'm just saying it's different.

Basically, people doing such extreme stereotypes really irritates me.
Always think before you speak.
If there could be even one exception to the rule don't use absolute words like always or never.

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